The Case for Economic Disobedience
Authors Astra Taylor and Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor are this week’s guests.
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Delaware Attorney General Kathleen Jennings Has Unveiled a Startlingly Progressive Reform Agenda
Delaware Attorney General Kathleen Jennings sought input of an experienced team that recommended sweeping reforms including bail, sentencing, and probation.
Google CEO Tells Senators That Censored Chinese Search Engine Could Provide “Broad Benefits”
Google CEO Sundar Pichai refused to answer a list of questions from a bipartisan group of six senators.
Finally, Impeachment: Julián Castro on Trump and Ukraine
The presidential candidate joins Mehdi Hasan to discuss the prospects for removing Trump from office.
Meltdown Showed Extent of NSA Surveillance — and Other Tales From Hundreds of Intelligence Documents
Internal NSA reports reveal the exploits of a secret commando unit, new details of a joint venture with the CIA, and spying against Middle Eastern satellite internet.
Google Executive Declines to Say If China Censors Its Citizens
At a Senate hearing, the company’s chief privacy officer repeatedly said the status of Google’s censored search engine for China is “unclear.”
Capitalism’s Consigliere: McKinsey’s Work for Insurance Companies, ICE, Drug Manufacturers, and Despots
Former health insurance executive Wendell Potter, reporter Ian MacDougall, and The Intercept’s Glenn Greenwald are this week’s guests.
American Horrors: Regime Change in Iraq to the Rise of ISIS
For a deep dive on the rise of ISIS, scholar Amanda Rogers and reporter Mike Giglio are this week’s guests.
Ted Cruz Is Running as a Populist. Here's His Little-Known History as a Corporate Lobbyist.
Between his two stints in public service, then-lobbyist Ted Cruz used his connections from government work to help Google and other corporate clients.
Amazon's Accent Recognition Technology Could Tell the Government Where You’re From
A new patent shows how Alexa could derive ethnic origin and emotion by analyzing speech. Experts think the government could come after the resulting data.